=== SuperLag_ is now known as SuperLag === SuperLag is now known as Guest18657 [04:24] passing iommu=soft on the kernel commandline solves the lockup problem, but that will prevent me from passing through my second video card to windows [04:24] so i think i'll have to rma the video card or something [04:25] because it seems like a hw fault [04:26] sure, if i didn't have to run a vm for work, that'd be fine. who needs more than one video card on a daily basis? === JanC is now known as Guest16348 === JanC_ is now known as JanC [07:34] Hello, I was just redirected to here; what is the preferred way to run some shell commands at boot in ubuntu 17.04? [07:36] i gave you a trigger right after the first one :) see this: [07:36] !systemd [07:36] systemd is the default init system for Ubuntu 15.04 onwards. For information on transitioning from upstart to systemd, see https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SystemdForUpstartUsers For a guide to basic service management with systemd, see https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-use-systemctl-to-manage-systemd-services-and-units [07:46] yes so my problem was that I had no /etc/init.d/rc.local so I thought there is no rc.local anymore [07:46] Now by dpkg -l systemd I see I just need to create /etc/rc.local and make it executable, and the magic should happen :) [07:48] rc.local was removed in 16.10 [07:50] but is there a new preferred way to do that, or one is supposed to create a proper systemd script in /etc/init.d? [07:50] and does it still work if I create it? [07:50] you are supposed to create a systemd service unit in /etc/systemd/system [07:51] thanks [07:51] i don't know if it still works. i would think so, but this is an approach you should move away from. [07:51] ducasse: I think it's actually been removed [07:52] the script that looped through it, is gone [07:52] or was in the earlier 17.04 pre-releases [07:55] ok, thanks for the info :) [07:59] Anybody knows why Ubuntu 17.04 doesn't have package "xserver-xorg-video-mga"? [08:01] My VGA Matrox Electronics Systems Ltd. G200eR2 using desktop is really a nightmare. [08:04] hello again; I have two annoying issues on my fresh 17.04 install. One is that bluetooth sometimes does not get activated on boot. Almost always it does. But when it doesn't I can only hard reset as my keyboard and mouse are bluetooth. The other issue is that I set cpu governor in /etc/rc.local (which anyway works) but something else resets it to p [08:04] owersave. I already checked and I don't have cpufrequtils installed. What can it be? [08:11] * p_h is away, 10 minute autoaway (l!on) : os/bx [08:11] !away | p_h [08:11] p_h: Please do not use noisy away messages and nicks in Ubuntu channels. It is annoying and unnecessary. Use the command "/away " to set your client away silently. See also «/msg ubottu Guidelines» [08:19] very sorry about the auto away [08:20] please turn it off [08:21] it should have been off, that's what's frustrating. won't rejoin until it's solved [08:56] oh? My client marks me as away automatically... is that a bad thing? [08:56] no, but some clients are set to announce that every time in the channels [08:57] As in the client speaking out "I am away"? [08:57] yes [08:57] * p_h is away, 10 minute autoaway (l!on) : os/bx [08:57] interesting... === SuperLag_ is now known as SuperLag [14:06] Hi, i'm using ubuntu 17.04 on a dell xps dev 9360, I have a problem with lshw freezes the computer completly it stops on network (virtualbox also freezes the computer). Could anyone give me any pointers on what to try? [14:14] !ubuntu+1 | jonasrogert try this [14:14] jonasrogert try this: Zesty Zapus is the codename for Ubuntu 17.04 - Support only in #ubuntu+1 [14:14] oh geez [14:14] * tgm4883 runs away embarrassed as he realizes he's in Ubuntu+1 [14:14] * k1l wakes tgm4883 up :) [14:15] I knew I should have had some coffee this morning before IRC [14:16] jonasrogert: Does it freeze if you do "lshw -class network"? Just wondering if it's freezing on network, or on whatever it's trying to do after network [14:16] hehe [14:16] tgm4883: yes [14:16] tgm4883: it doesn't if i disable network [14:17] jonasrogert: how are you disabling network? [14:17] -disable network [14:17] ah ok [14:17] It also freezes when i try to use virtualbox [14:17] jonasrogert: does it freeze on network if you uninstall virtualbox? [14:18] or rather, IIRC there's a virtualbox driver for network, I wonder if you can just modprobe -r that and try [14:18] hmm tgm4883 i haven't tried that! I will try. [14:18] ok [14:18] i will try that first [14:19] i will need to force restart if i do it butt i'll be back [14:19] jonasrogert: it sounds to me like some kernel panic when it's doing network stuff. Since virtualbox does it too, it might be when the virtualbox networking is being used [14:19] so I'd try removing that first and reproducing it [14:19] jonasrogert: also, the in repos virtualbox or virtualbox from oracle? [14:20] tgm4883: in the ubuntu repos [14:20] ok [14:20] tgm4883: could the driver be called virt_dma for virtualbox [14:21] jonasrogert: IDK, is there a virtio driver? [14:21] i see it now vbox* [14:21] probably it :) [14:25] tgm4883: so that didn't work :) [14:25] i will try removing it completly === timp is now known as t1mp [19:26] How can I disable dns masquerading altogether in Ubuntu 17.04? It's not as easy with systemd-resolved as it was with dnsmasq. [20:13] it's not that simple as it's quite intergrated [20:13] you'll need to set network manager to not use dnsmasq within the config for network manager [21:51] Hello... I have a Belkin Wireless G USB Network Adapter that worked fine out-of-the-box on my Ubuntu 16.04 install. I just did a clean install of 17.04, and now it won't work right. When I plug it in, I see the wireless icon in the taskbar, and I can click to connect to my router, but it doesn't connect... it spins for a minute or so,then fails to connect. The adapter is a Belkin F5D7050. Any ideas?